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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-02-23
THE SCHOOL-MARM.

o. school Marin
Thou who ieachest the Young idea
I How to shoot. and srankest the erstwhile
Festive small boy with hand that talletE the
trek,
Who also lsmest him with hickory switch
And erowuest him by laying the weight
OF ruler upon his shoulders.
o.
Thou an a daisy,
Thou makest him the national emblem
Red. whiieand blue
Thou fHrnisiiest the stripes
And he seth the slars.
-. ScIool-Marm.
We couldn't de without thee
And W don't want a. try
Thou arr lovely and accomplished
Above all wonisE.. aud II tIou art
Not married. It l. becluse thou art
Too smart to b. caugh, in thar way
AL ~chool-narns are women.
Bat ali women are not Schooi-marms.
And, angel p7Isgosie
That's where thou hast the bulge on thy
sisters
q Sehool-Narru
Thou mayest not get much pay here below
Bus cheap education s, a National Speciality
And thou wilt get thy reward ia Heaven
Tie only drswhacS being that thou stsyest
there
When thou goest after d. and we
W.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-02-23

fell heiress both to the lover and the old
aunt's affection.
Nell Kaye il honest, said Miss VIII
low; there's that to be said about her.
such a mean trick Of Letty's TO Try all the
keys in the house till she found one that
would open the Red Chamber What
Vas she expecting 70 discover, 1 wonder ?
Tye often thought that Bluebeard wasn't
- much to blame a folks said.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-02-23

VIEW LEASE OF LIFE.

When one has leen suffering The aganies
OF severe attack Of rheumatism, neural
gla or sclatIca, and relief comes, IL seems as
If new lease OF life had been granted.
such have been the feelings Of thousands
who atier trying physicians and number
les remedies, have used Athlouhoros and
found % their great joy that this medicine
really did eare these diseases.
S57 Fulton ST., BROOKLYN. Y. Y.
Afte- suffering for nearly two years with
a continuous a5taek Of rheumatism: after
trying almost every specific, domestic and
foreign, which the creiuiity Of q wise man.
or fool, might lead one % trust in. Il Was
a double pleasure to me 10 end 4 remedy
which, originating in The famous City Of
Elms the home Of nv ancestors and
rs Eirsl founde-s-has proved % invalaa-
bic a blessing. Il i nearly six months
since | was Led 30 trace out the significance
Of thai wori Athlophoros. Il has proved
% NE. IN a gosd de-ree, a renewer Of nv
former viEor and strength. so that nave
been enabled 90 move about with almost
youthful activity, and 70 feel. while ap-
preaching nv three score wears and ten
-has | nave a new hold on life | believe
vour philosophy Of the disease T. he correct
,ha- i mas rs origin IN the blood, and that
rcar remeiv g touches those Joints and mus
cies, loosenins the modes. which have been
brought into s1bieetion 70 this dreadful
lisease, and sets them free as no other
ieiy that / have tried. | have been
ltious lor 50 long a time in recommend
iE . others ill had tried its efficacy
asv own cstse: and | am now free to
.e the estimate pat upon il as
- safest and most efficient cure ]
ave any knowledge OF.
4. 3. DAVENPORT.
Every druggist should keep Athlopaorrs
and AthlOphoros Pills. but where they can
not he bought OF the druggist the Athlo-
phoros Co., li2 Wan 81, New York, viii
-ead either carriage paid on receipt Of
regular price, which is Sl.o0 per lotiIe
i9r krhinphor3s and sc. for Pills
For liver aud kidney diseases dysFersia i--
g digestion, weakness. nervous debility. diseases
't women constipation, headache iIrrure
J-15d. &C. At1luphor0s tills arr gnesualec
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-02-23

The trouble was that from the begin
ming We had been hampered by slavery.
In itself great wrong, it contaminated
everything with which it came in contact.
II biunted the moral sensIbilities Of the
whole people and dwarfed and destroyed
the business sense of those who had
charge ofour public affairs
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-02-23

The statement Is hardly beiieveable
that tenor singers are becoming rare
commodity The voice Of the young
man on the other side Of the street Is s,ill
in condition of pernieious activity
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-02-23

a. 1t is a curious world. said the barber
" nobody amt satisfied. The last man
but one in my chair made me brush and
grease bis curly hair till il was straight.
and the next man to him made me curl
MS straight hair"
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-02-23

Catarrh cured, health and sweet breath
secured by Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy.
Price 80 cents. Nasal Injector free Sold
by Geo. ". Benford < Son.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-02-23

Several tribes Of Indians are organizing
brass bands. Somehow, if an Indian Is
not employed in one kind Of crime he Is
in another
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-02-23

A contemporary has long article en-
titled cur Future FueLr Il has always
seemed to u that il i far better not 70 an
ticipate the great unpleasaHtness-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-02-23

Shiloh's Cough and Consumption Cure
l. sold by u Ola guarantee Itcures Con-
sumption. Sold by Geo. W Benfori & Son.
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Why. yes, said Blob=on. speaking os
a logical conclusion to Mrs Popinjay, and
rather allowing his earnestness % get the
better Of him, its perfectly plap 70 me
-as plain as you are
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-02-23

Salvation Oil cures tOothache, spraIns,
strains. bruises. chilblains, and al flesh
wounds. Price , cents.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-02-23

What is education asks writer.
Well, ii l. something q college graduate
thinks he has until he becomes q news
paper man
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-02-23

Few people are exempt from toothache,
and even poets have written on IL ter
rors But this ache and every other ache
yield to st. Jacobs OIL, which simply con
querS pain
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-l-.. .r. vicinity u1c. u E1~f .E-s
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-02-23

Will You suffer with Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint? Shiloh's Nitalizer i
guaranteed 10 cure YOU Sold by Geo ".
Benford x Son.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-02-23

HENEN. F. 81 HE'LL
sr-.EN ENEL-AT-LAN-
Somerset. Pa
.-r agent. uEig- % Mammoth
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-02-23

Friend 10 voune artist Isn't your
shirt title ragged, Charley Yeung
Artist I'm afraid 1t Is Friend
e Well. why don't you change it. - Young
Artist Because the other one i ragged,
I'm
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-02-23

down o. the Smallest Possible P0snt
before February lst is,7.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-02-23
SILKS, VHYEE, DRESS GOODS.
WINTER WRAPS. LACE CURTAINS.
FCR TRIMMINGS. CLO4EINGS.
4ND SEAL PLUSHES
Mark Downs,

10 hurry ti.inl7 ont. especially IN our Dress
Goods Department 53-inch WOOL SUIT
INGS az - cents Double width ALI
WOOL Sl-TTINGS as S5 cents Broken As
-ofimeur, Of IMPORTED WOOL DRESS
FABRICS at - cents. This T. the month
our store is busy. send for samples now
and make yoHr selections at once if you can't
come Best values We have ever offered
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-02-23

Yes, / quite comprehend y said Lefty,
STOPPING to pick a golden-heart daisy,
that grew close 10 her feet How far
did you say it was7 Only few steps?
Well I'm awfully glad Of that Its too
warm for walking far
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-02-23

o school Marin
Ihou who ieachest the Young idea
How to shoot. and spankest the erstwhile
Festive small boy with hand that tal1eth the
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-07-29
CITY CARRIAGE co.
ST "A N d:
Corner of Nuuanu Il Hotel Streets.
RING UP TELEPHONE 457.

This Carriage Company has been re,
gently organized and guarantees TO
furnish good conveyances, Trustworthy
drivers, and will make no extortionate
charges.
All calls will be promptly attended to.
RQ
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GEORGE LUCAS, hJ4S A
" Contractor --eGX 1liltsEa
and Builder, -

Honolulu Steam Planning Mills, Espla-
made, Honolulu.
Manufactures all kinds of Mouldings,
Brackets, Window Frames, Blinds,
Sashes, Doors, and all kinds Of Wood
work finish. Turning, Scroll and Band
Saving. ALI kinds of Saving and Plan
ing, Morticing and Tenanting.
Orders promptly attended to and work
guaranteed. orders from the other Is
ands solicited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-05

what many Of those interested In the matter had
hoped for. There has been no charge of irreg-
ularity In connection with either the County
Clerks, the Registers or the Sherif's office. But
the investigation win probably result In show.
ing that the incumbents Of these Offices should
receive salaries rather than fees. The figures
brought out yesterday give strong evidence OF
the need of such a change. The net income OF
the County Clerk last year was $23.673, and OF
the Register $4,000. These sums are Excess
siye $4,000 is a large enough salary to COM
maud the services of competent men anywhere
OF course these officials are expected to con-
tribute largely for political expenses. How some
of these revenues have been used may be indi-
Gated to-day, when Clerk Rankin's and Register
Murtba's priyate accounts are exhibi ted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-05

son arc to be numbered among the virtues
From Sumter to Appomatnx the South was en-
gagged In tho wickedest. because the most un.
provoked, rebellion ever known: No amount
Of hair-spllting Of any sort no now or old views
Of the Constitution as II was can alter that es-
sential fact. The South endeavorcd to destroy
the Nation, and 4atcvcry man engaged In he
great conspiracy was not hung from sour
apple tree or other convenient elevation proves
that the North was as magnanimous as 1t was
loyal.
We take no pleasure In reaffirnlng these
cardinal truths In regard to the late war; We
would infinitely rather join with 'The News
and Courier" In congratulating the New South
upon tho era Of prosperity upon which she has
entered. But so long as Southern papers Of
tho standing Of our contemporary argue that
"both sides were right" 1t Is fitting now and
then to file protest against doctrine which
places traitors and patriots on a common level.
Possibly tho prodigal son on his return home.
and after he had taken his gil Of the veal drew
his chair back from the tnble and insisted thai
"both sides wcro right" But the parable makes
no mention Of his having done so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-05
WH4r IS HOPED FoR IN BROOKLYN

II
Under It's revised charter rs administered by
MAYOR Low. brooklyn was for four ycarS al
most model city. lis government was hon
est, clean and wholesome. Appointments were
made, not a. rewards for political services, past
or prospective, but for the public good. The
Civil Service law was enforced thoroughly and
with the best results. There was no suggestion
Of jobbery or Of personal gain in the manage
mcnt OF city affairs. Not everything per
feet, TO bc sure. and there was naturally gr1lm
bling about unclcancd streets and violations Of
the excise law But the city government "a :,
vhole was free from any scrious faint Of parh-
nship or double dealing. Business princl-
pics were carried ont rs far as possible in every
municipal department Honesty and efficiency
were demanded Of every official the political
party with which he acted was matter Of sec
ondary Importance. Removals and appoint
mcnts for political reasons were unknown.
For a year and two months the Democratic
tarty has had control Of Brooklyn. What a
change mas taken place The Mayor is a mere
tool OF an INSCRIPTIONS Democratic boss
and the numerous appointments made 10y hin,
are for the most part in tho nature Of rewards
for work done in the " Boss's" interest The
grip OF the dictator is upon every department.
Not capacity and fitness. but loyalty TO the
cover behind the throne, is the thing nccdfu
for ad ganccmc1t The Civil Service laws have
been evaded 20 largo extent and made TO
work in the interest Of Democratic adhcrcnts
Reports of corruption and crooked work arc
in the air and are believed to he well founded
Surely this is n condition of things on which
tho people OF Brooklyn cannot congratulate
themselves. 1t should incite them to throw
off the Democratic yoke and free Themselves
forever from the domination Of the ring ami
tic man who controls it, Upon the methods
AID the operations Of this ring the Inycsteat
ing COMMITTEE, which Logan its work yester-
day, "a expected to throw much and needed
light. The task before this body is mo casy
one. 1t will require diligcnt and earnest cfror,
20 uncarih the iniquiucs which have no ddubt
Iccn carefully covered up. II the committee
dos It's whole duty, it will confer AN immense
benefit upon the rng-riddcn city, INT ito
members must not shrink from the undcrt,L
ing The honest, sclf-rcspccting peopIo Of
brooklyn who do not care 10 have a nol;t;ca,
dictator to do heir thinking for them and who
are thoroughly tired Of the methods Of govern
,nent which, unfortunately, have been rc-cstab
lishcd after having been once so effccmollv
thrown Of expect much Of Mr. Bacon and b;s
associates We sincerely hope that they will
have no reason for disappointment.
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ONE SIDE VAS VRONC

"Thc Charleston News and Courier asscr,s
that "both sides were right" in tho late wor
and it gives tho public TO understand that !, :
waiting patiently and hopefully for the com;
pIete vindicatOn of that position. It will,
wait in vain unless Inc day ever dawns when
the passion Of patriotism dies in tho breast of
intelligent Americans The North holds and
history will bear witness that the South finding
itself vanquished at the ballot-b box, instead Of
Loyalty bowling TO the will Of tho majority,
determined in its wrath TO wreck tho Union
and Disgrace the flag-if 1t could. It's tools in
Buchanans Cabinet and In Congress were
"riRhtn IN case perjury. robbery and fat trea,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-05
PERSONAL.

A mountain In North Borneo has been named for
Frank Hatton the Young scientist who lost his life there
while prosI Getting for gold Since his DEATH by the way
gold has been found at that very place. IN largo quar-
titles.
Among tho treasures left by the late Napoleon L. j. A.
G. Berthisr Prince and Duke OF wagraD. tho bod
which bonapsrto died. and the swords OF ZonShs Khan
aud Tnmeriano
,ns K,s Field doe, moi believe in Lady HaDertons
r.,or,u dress She sent London for OF tho
divided skirts PIT on. and went out for wak. II
heynn 10 rain She tried hold the up out o.
the mud but couldn't 1t vas worse than the ordinary
nrss. When sue got home IL was terribly bedragged
ana she sold II next day to secondhand dealer.
Ths Rev. James Freeman Clarke. d. D. who is recover
mn from his serious Illness Will probably be able to
re- mis- lace IN tho upit Tor month or more He
10 no " nearly soyenty-seyer years old
Francis Laurent Ia deai-one OF tho abes Of Belgian
and publcsts and leader OF the anti
party In politics.
Mrs. Clement G. Clay. wife of tho late Senator from
Alabama. IL now in Washington, where they tell this
sory OF her When she to Ireland not long ago the
custc house odcors BEGAN TO exano her baggage and
asked us usual. II han any arms In her Trunks.
~No" said sne but nave two my trunk, and
have coms to embrace all Isand with them. Goa bless
herr The officers passed ner baggage without further
search
Not the least many good works performed by
late Jesse W. Fell OF Bloomington. Ill., was tho planting
OF several hundred thousand forest trees In various
towns ami vlllagee Throughout the West.
Mathilde Poniatowski who died recently in 5witzer
land ut tho aye OF ninety years. was relative OF Bona
rartes brave General Prince Joseph Ponlatowski, and
also Of Stansaus Augustus. the last King Of Poland.
Her ilustrious fsmiy 10 now extinct
Senator Van wyck rsoenIiy read long speech In tho
ssunte Ia favor of The election Of members OF body
by popular ballot. When he began there were some
fifty Senators present Before he had finished his first
paragraph only nineteen were left, and they
gagged writing levsors or Reading newspapera
Some young asking the Rev. DR.. Phillips
Brooks about white lies tho other day. Suppose"
asked one you vited to inspect certain picture
which the artist had worked hard upon and valued
highly he wanted to know honest opinion Of its
merits, and you could notuus whatever 10 praise 10
t. what should you dos" "weiL" said Dr. Brooks. ID
once viii toll yon. should say lust whAt do 10
mothers who hiring their babies % ms 70 b admired
always say Whether They pretty Ugly OH that
h baby leaving the mother perfectly convinced that
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TIE TEK OF Fa5 D4H

Chicago man 10 sail TO b writing book b shex
that widows have some mysterious power Of setracs6
fer eminent men. he viii give list Of Ill The smisea1
| mon who have married widowa He: ousAtte sau ~
book The widows Nisht"
His Question sApd now" concluded The rsvtvsIisA
~ thsfs !; any one here VINO wants 70 ak any
sTd Ike o now said old. bald: hsassa :i:as
TG 70 pav vs S- { B,ts
Maine man wrote an Indignant letter 10 his iocA
paper tho other day becsuse hs was awakened frvA
slumbsr in D sleeping car ny a.drunken man We
wanted to offer me drink out Of his rum bottle" Ta1
drupxsn man should have brought glass along witt
him.
IT don't sss how -youset 80 much news into yoas
raper" said tho village clergyman to tn: village edlsse
s: you NJ Sss scs IL. EDITOR IN,
wife belongs three SEWING societies IN tas village and
she has an excellent memory."-lBoston Courier.
Spiders give the telegraph companies ia Japan srsas
dsal of trouble They spin their webs between me sara
the vires the post the insuators and the trees Whsa
tbsss webs become wet with dew they constitute eoe9
conductor, and the limos found to be In connections
with tho earth The only method OF obviating this IN
convenience by employing broons Of bamboo to brush
away the webs .r 30
AN APPEAL FROM SUFFERER.
Il was m sry structure o. It reared ito crest on
TAPPING upward TAPPING ever till 10 apex fesoasA NJ
Twas Of Gothic architecture somewhat toned BY Cd
All complete In every feature harmonissd In evsry part
Its lssf both broad and ample was loopsd With
And its cload Of ostrich ssathers-oh. poor Hsnrae
Those plume: yours have no doubt psrfsos sse
But s:s! hers sclips.a than. and what's sehpsss
s. twas not for that paid my little dollar .. III. lsee
Twas tc geo the actors acting snd to take IN uddy
But though tho music thrilled my soul nothing sav
But the big. big hat that lowered like a frswnins
fortress wall.
While ohers laughed and sncorsd at what comic was
nothing did but crane my neck and strain ny blessed
Alas. it Was of no avail for hats are Opaque facts.
And 80 10 sooth my soul slipped outside between 10
ssn. :: :.;s q
You smote tho mnions OF King George you foughs
Lot 30 men also ana cut those yrart feathers down
BoomingdaIe Asylum. March d.
Under certain circumstances Il looks as IL Boston
would be willing to trade Oh literary centre for base
ball centre.
An oil colored woman stood at the station yesterday
waiting for the Jacksonville train. Besde her stccd
little pickauInnes with faces as black as tie inside
che cscla%si: Dress de Lor p ana then looking iows
a. her children te%srSsd you Asra aans
here qaickl" And the namesakes Of the two great
st'tesren OF the war Joined hands and walked aEay
dssimurity OF purpose. III alatka Fla Herald
Word has been passed along that General Black wants
to enter the next Presidential race. But how can
physical wreck " run
Voice Rssei for the Great West Uncle Seth from
Chc.go. VINO has been asked 70 mee Lord and LAZY
over the fish because you Eno you can g
ter tlua us On tn beef question !-tiid-bts
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amuse ments.
and s--Tbe Skating Rink.

Stjou OPERA HOUSE, and sTbe Skating Rink.
oAsINo-2 and s-Ermnie ..ax
BARS THEArRE-2 and s-The RAINING Oh 'no o"Ao"'
OOCKsrApERs--2a and s--MtnstrelA
EDEN MUsEE-Flowcr show. Munczi Lo)os.
GpaxD OPERA HOUSE, and S-Tn Soldier
HARRIeAxs PARK THEATRE-2 ana s-McNooneys 'iS's
Y.yCEuM THEATRY--2 and S-Peg Wellington.
NADrsON AVE AND 59THsT.-Day aud Evening-Merra-
mac and Monitor Panorama
MADISON SQUARE GARDES-S15-Horse Tanning
MADISON soUAgE THEATRE-2 and Slim. the Penman.
METROPOLITAN OPERA HoUsE-1:30-Afda.
NnIOs G ARDRS-2 and S-AlOne In London
STANDARD THEATRE-2 ana s-Fritz
erAR THEATRR-2 aad s-LOrrane.
THAIIA-8-The Trumpeter.
UNION SQUARE THEATRE-2 and s:30-Prince Karl
WAIIAcK's-2 and S-Harbor Lights.
bTH-AvENUE THEATRE and S-Ruddygore.
14rri-sr THEATRE--2 and S-Denman Thompson.
Q8psT TABERNACLE near Christ Before Piiate
7Q8 and 73O BROADwAY-Od London Street
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MIR. HOLST.HANSEN'S CONCERT.

One OF the most artistic and enjoyable concerts
which have taken place in Steinway Hail this season
was tn 1t gwen last night by Mr.. Host-IIansen with
the assistance of Miss Adele Aus Der Ohe Mrs Mario
Gramm and the Beethoven Quntette Club All tho
artists put forth hs. best efforts with marked success,
Miss Aus Der Ohc easily SURPRISING all by her per-
formances The concert another triumph LOT this
Young player and in respccts another revelation
OF her abilities interpreter not to mention TECH
naue. Tho Beethoven Quntelte Club was in excel
lent form and played the opening number quar-
tette in C-nnor, In movement, by Rauchenecker:
with spirit and perfect blending OF tones. Its second
number was an andante cautatle by Tschaikowsky, q
beautiful composition, and Taubert's Liebes lied.
chem MI Hoist Hansen sang the ballad Archibald
Douglas" two OF Brahmss charming songs. llcbes.
tIeu" and - Meme Liebe ist Grun, and Marie" by
Jensen. Ii seemed to take some time to work Mr..
HolstIansen up to the proper pitch but when fairly
aroused he broke aray from his com.nonpaces OK
style overcame his defective enunciation a,d sang
with power and feeling. Miss Aus Der Ohe played tho
-Lisst Spinnerlied" lullaby by Fioersheim
and LISTS Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2. The audience
was numerous and extremely enthusiastic.
Rose Coghian will appear as Pauline in Lady Of
Lyons ut this afternoons matinee at the Harlem Theatre
Comiquc and as reg Wellington in Masks and Faces"
nd,